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autotrophs
carbon is from inorganic sources
heterotrophs
carbon is from organic sources
phototrophs
use light energy
chemotrophs
use chemical energy
chemoheterotrophs
usually organic carbon as the C source and energy source
photoautotrophs
C source is inorganic. energy=light
chemoautotrophs
c source and energy source are both inorganic carbon sources
obligate
strictly a particular metabolism
facultative
mixture of metabolisms
rate of transport is a function of:
surface area to volume ratio
sa/vol
3/r
what is the peptidoglycan layer permeable to?
freely permeable to most things
uniporters
one molecule only
symporters
two different molecules are moved in the same direction
antiporters
2 different molecules move in different directions
group translocation
modification of substrate upon entry into the cell
Three components of ABC transporters
1. pore
2. ATPase
3. Periplasmic binding protein
Complex culture medium
undefined medium in terms of exact molecules
defined culture medium
you know exactly what's in it
methods of sterilization
1. autoclave (pressure cooker)
2. Filter sterilize
Aseptic techniques
Keeping things sterile.
Flame, ethanol, etc,
Halophilic
high salt
Acidiphilic
grow at low pH
Alkaliphilic
Grow at high pH
Haloalkaliphilic
high salt, high pH
obligate Aerobes
only grow with oxygen
facultative aerobes
respire oxygen, but dont need to use.
microaerophiles
respire oxygen, but not at atmospheric levels (instead, 2-10%)
Anaerobes
do not need oxygen to grow, although aerotolerant can tolerate it.
Cardinal temperatures
each species has a minimum, maximum, and optimal temperature for growth
Psychrophiles
cold-loving bacteria 0-15C
Mesophiles
20-40C. ubiquitous group of prokaryotes. EG e coli
Thermophiles
45-70C. live in your water heater.
hyperthermophiles
>70C. in thermal vents, etc.